Raymond Eatmon
Obituary

Raymond Eatmon was born in Bakersfield, California, on December 24, 2003, and passed away in Dallas, Texas, on November 5, 2026.

Raymond was an old soul with a brilliant mind, a quiet presence, and a personality all his own. He was intelligent, strong-willed, determined, and firmly stood by what he believed. An introvert who enjoyed his solitude, Raymond was not one to talk just for the sake of talking, but he loved a good debate and could make his point until he proved it. He had a funny side, too, even when his serious nature showed through. He was down to earth, patient, protective, and never one to give in to peer pressure.

Raymond had many interests and talents, including music, art, graffiti, skateboarding, computers, and online gaming. He taught himself Japanese, learned to make music and beats, taught himself to play the guitar, and developed the skills to build gaming computers. He graduated from high school, earned honor roll recognition in 10th grade and merit roll recognition in 11th grade, and was often recognized for his abilities and for helping others. He also worked at FedEx.

Above all, Raymond loved his family. He took great pride in looking after his loved ones and was especially protective of his sister, Analesha, his nephew, Breon, and his mother, India. He saw himself as the man of the house and made sure they were safe. He was a loving son, brother, and uncle who showed his care through his loyalty, dedication, and protective nature.

Raymond wanted to be remembered as a loyal, loving, intelligent, and dedicated person. He was peaceful and preferred a quiet life, often listening more than speaking. He could be mysterious and very much in his own world, but those close to him knew his humor, patience, strong convictions, and deep love for his family.

Raymond is survived by his sister, Analesha; his nephew, Breon; his mother, India; and his father, Raymond.

He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Remona, and other beloved family members.

Raymond was loved by so many people, and that love will continue forever. His intelligence, talents, loyalty, and the memories he created with those closest to him will remain in the hearts of all who knew him.